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18 September 2008

• Polygamy uncovered: What's it really like for the women who have to share a husband?
• Fifth youth charged over death
• Well keep damage to a minimum
• Foster faces more injury woe
• Zola believes fitness is key as he looks to hammer home his ideas at West Ham
• Wilkins makes Chelsea move
• Bog standard - weak link Alex will do okay in Davis Cup says Lloyd
• Shoaib whimpers as Surrey go down after a winless season
• Azinger: We must stay focused
• Hull will back Fagan legal action
• Toure reveals Arsenal interest
• Gascoigne is arrested
• 'Gordon is like a Damien Hirst sheep trapped in formaldehyde,' says MP as Brown makes desperate call for unity
• Man of Steel contenders go in search of Grand Final prize
• Gascoigne held over criminal damage
• New music written by Mozart found in library after being 'entirely forgotten' for centuries
• Plastic surgeons criticise clinics
• Bank to pump billions into markets
• Blaze body identified as Kirstie
• Sheriffe joins Bulls
• Mido plans long-term Boro stay
• Family's tribute to killed 'angels'
• Supermarket stab victim named
• More arrests in Shaquille stab case
• Ferguson: Goals will come
• Why 'phenonemon' is the most troublesome word in the English language
• Mortgage lending at three-year low
• Faldo laughs off pairings gaffe
• Harman and Prescott demand show of unity for under-fire Brown
• Inmates total to top 95,000 by 2015
• 'Thieves' stealing wheelie bins from back gardens turn out to be COUNCIL snoops searching for illegal dustbins
• Rovers land Colbon
• Smith: Ministers focused on job
• Boy, 5, escapes hanging after quick-thinking schoolgirls save his life
• Summer bargains spark surprise surge in high street spending
• There is no such thing as a safe tan, warn skin cancer experts
• Robson: I'm still spot-on
• Wenger frustrated after Kiev draw
• Bryan Ferry's son remanded in custody accused of nobbling witnesses in 'theft' trial
• Thousands of five-year-olds can't write name after a year at school... despite £12bn spent on nursery education
• FTSE holds on after Asia turbulence
• Hutton: New N-plants indispensable
• RAC: Text-driving 'bigger risk than drink-driving' for young motorists
• Castillo eyeing UEFA Cup glory
• Redknapp wants more of the same
• Tributes paid to murdered sisters
• Murray dismisses Austrian claims
• Man to face supermarket stab charge
• Paralympians flying home from China
• Duo take over from old guard
• Police 'knife crime' red tape cut
• Jamaica jails drugs-in-wigs Britons
• Nutbrown injury blow for Ospreys
• Casey could partner Padraig
• Judge approves Barclays Lehman deal
• Tory rating highest since Thatcher
• Milburn: Brown creating uncertainty
• Ecstasy classification under review
• No additional punishment for Guthrie
• Tuncay facing lay-off
• Moyes considers response to FA charge
• Lloyds seals deal for HBOS takeover
• Ronaldo returns but United fire blank
• Hoops held at home
• Late Gallas strike denies Kiev
• Watchdog concerned at party calls
• Jobless figure highest for 10 years
• Bidding war expected for airport
• Omagh relatives want quick review
• Purnell adds to PM's leadership woe
• Only Lib Dems can rescue UK - Clegg
• Sir Alex: Chelsea will see the real United at the Bridge at the weekend
• Angry Derby boss Jewell demands £75,000 after Mears walkout
• Lloyds TSB unveils HBOS takeover
• Tighten your seatbelts: the big spending days are over
• Designers who put all the fun into fashion
• Met watchdog chief to resign in new year
• Police 'were told of attack by ex-lover before sisters found killed'
• V&A brings art in from the cold
• Strictly judge steps out with flamenco musical
• Council blames credit crunch for 27 per cent increase in burglaries
• Confess your sins to vicar on the internet
• 65-year-old Cilla eclipses supermodels at charity fashion show
• The revenge of the nerds
• Cilla shakes a lorra, lorra leg
• Harrington scoffs at ‘Sandwichgate’
• Wimbledon loser Bogdanovic is out to be a winner for Britain
• 'Clubs cocaine ring smashed' as mother and sons are held
• 500 drivers a week flout phone ban
• Cautious Wenger fails to rule the roost in Ukraine
• Another black cab goes up in flames in just 45 seconds
• Woman, 50, bludgeoned to death at her sandwich bar
• Furious Wenger’s referee rage
• Major roads closed for 50,000 to cycle in city centre
• Tory donor threatens to defect over Europe
• Wilkins goes back to Chelsea as new coach
• Battering for Brown as Cameron polls 52%
• Hospital bosses face sack in new debt rules
• GPs set for pay rise to work evenings
• London surgeons create first cyber heart
• Harman and Prescott call for show of party unity
• Wall Street clampdown on the rogue traders
• Goldman and Morgan Stanley on the ropes
• £100bn to halt the banking panic
• 40 per cent of us will be customers of megabank
• Market report: A silver lining for pubs in collapse of Lehman
• PM denies lobbying to protect Scottish jobs
• Commentary: Shock of shocks for the mighty Goldman
• So where do we go from here?
• Doubts over strength of Lloyds’ new superbank
• New banking giant set to face sell-off calls from its rivals
• Stella’s gold for being a champion of real women
• Fuld rejected Koreans’ offer to rescue Lehman
• Boris must scrap this unjust charge
• US judge set to approve Barclays’ takeover bid
• Loss-making Washington Mutual may soon be on the market
• Ramos looking to end his raw deal
• Dowie liking the smell of his dressing-room
• United play down fears over a repeat of 'Battle at the Bridge'
• Zola rocked by Ashton's new setback
• Fagan may sue over his broken leg
• Mark Hughes can live with the added heat
• Cuellar is dreaming of Spain
• Redknapp vows to go on attack
• Brundle to race again at Revival
• Jones fears his nemesis Wilkinson
• Jones puts Kent push on track
• Football Talk
• Cilla shakes a lorra, lorra leg
• Insurance duo mull tax move out of UK
• China gloats as meltdown continues on Wall Street
• Korean stock market gets a fillip from FTSE Group
• Cilla and Jo hit the town
• AIG ex-boss takes a hit of £3.3 billion
• Naomi's chilled out (unless she's angry)
• Here's another Goldie oldie
• Sympathy is in short supply for AIG’s boss
• Agy and Co get into latest fashion
• Mischa puts on her own revealing show
• Libertines reunited as Carl and Pete perform
• Lurching towards some calm
• After crunch, banks will need more than stricter rules to cope
• London's hi-tech dining revolution
• Now Lloyds sends in the old-fashioned bankers
• Drugs cops swoop on Ryan O'Neal at home
• Castillo sets his sights on Euro glory
• Deng helps dunk Brits into finals
• Shoppers clash as new Lidl superstore opens
• 'Centuries to wait' until women get equal pay
• Man accused of stabbing girl in store is remanded
• One in seven children can't write name after a year at school
• Airlift for cyclist hit by lorry as another dies
• Fed pumps in £100bn to avoid another collapse
• NHS hits target of halving superbug rates in hospitals
• Open season is fuelled by genuine fear
• The options: Defy the doomsayers or head for the East?
• True scale of joblessness is hidden, say Conservatives
• Clean up irresponsible City, demands Brown
• Merger heralds jobs bloodbath for South-East
• Cheryl is London's catwalk queen
• Nominees announced for BT Digital Music Awards
• Philip Seymour Hoffman and his band
• BTG in a £218 million tie-up with Protherics
• China buzz over Morgan Stanley and Wachovia ‘link talks’
• Branagh leads Ivanov invasion
• Unrelated is year's British debut
• Real hero back in War Horse
• Ben's boys storm Tropic Thunder
• Love lessons in Then She Found Me
• Inner fascists found in The Wave
• Modern comfort food at its very best
• Road out of the favelas in Linha de Passe
• Reality TV Russian Roulette
• Grease lightening strikes again
• Shorts of distinction
• Bollywood comedy with genuinely good moments
• Vastly popular sci-fi novel comes to the big screen
• Setting a pimp to catch a killer